заходи́ть

verb, imperfective

Somewhat often used word (top 2,000)

Conjugation

Note: Stress change.

Imperative
ты	заходи́
вы	заходи́те

Active present	заходя́щий	setting, going down
Active past	заходи́вший	who had visited, who used to visit, having visited
Passive present	-
Passive past	-
Gerund present	заходя́	while doing (present)
Gerund past	заходи́в заходи́вши	while doing (past)

идти́
to go; to walk; suit
пойти́
to go; to walk
вы́йти
to go out; to be published; to marry
найти́
find
уйти́
leave; take (time, quantity...); retire
пройти́
to pass; to get to; to make one's way; to be held (event)
подойти́
to approach; to suit
войти́
to enter
прийти́сь
to have to; to be fit for; to be necessary
перейти́
get across; convert
найти́сь
be found
обойти́сь
to cost; to act or treat in some way; to do with or without something
отойти́
to go away; to withdraw; to go away temporarily; to come around; to go out of fashion
дойти́
reach
обойти́
go around; evade
разойти́сь
diverge
пройти́сь
walk
забра́ться
climb or get into or onto
посети́ть
visit
взойти́
go up or climb; rise or ascend
сойти́сь
come together from different directions; become friends
захо́д
sunset; a stop somewhere
превзойти́
excel or surpass
зайти́сь
sink
заходи́ться
sink
изойти́
issue
прейти́
to cross
прийти́
come
загляну́ть
glance; drop by; drop in
ходи́ть
go
сойти́
to descend or go down; get off vehicle at stop; get off a path/divert path; to come off "disappear"; It will do (ok, suitable)

Michel edited translation 3 months ago.
Michel edited participles, conjugation, past forms, imperative forms and translation 3 months ago.
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Little_Louis edited usage info 2 years ago.